Sono un adolescente scozzese che andrà a trovare mio cugino che studia a Stoccolma, voglio trascorrere il mio tempo lì nel miglior modo possibile, qualche consiglio?
solo per dirti che non sono mai stato in Danimarca quindi spero che mi farai comunque entrare?
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di SmartAlecLN4
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A common activity here is to have your dog surf.
Go eat raggmunk at Prins
Regarding museums (if you’re into that), Nordiska museet and the Vasa museum are right next to each other. Both will teach you a great deal about Swedish history (don’t miss the upper floors at Nordiska). You also have Skansen right nearby, which is an open air museum. There is also the ABBA museum in the same area, if you’re that type of person. 😉
If you want to drink at a place with a good mixture of internationals and Swedes, the medieval bar Sjätte Tunnan in the Old Town is a good place to start. It’s quite expensive, but the people there are friendly and easygoing. If you want to try mead, they have different types of it.
If you enjoy walking in a city landscape, my suggestion would be to take the underground to Odenplan, and starting at Observatorielunden (our inferior version of the Greenwich Observatory) walk the entire length of Drottninggatan. It will lead you past where August Strindberg once lived, and through the central parts (which is quite commercial and not too pretty, granted), and in the end you will cross a bridge which will let you walk pretty much straight through where the Parliament is, and after that the Royal castle. And when you reach the old town, treat it like a treasure hunt. Stay off the main touristy streets and explore the nooks and alleys. It’s great.
If you want some regular barhopping, check out the area round Medborgarplatsen, and if you want clubbing, Stureplan is the area (granted, clubbing in Sweden is quite bad and too expensive in comparison to pretty much all countries).
I’d say probably a 7. (Comment unrelated)
The Oceanbus is a fun way to get a guided tour of the city, both on land and on water.
I’m Scanian so not a local, can’t stand Stockholm, but if that’s where you’re forced to go then Gamla Stan and maybe Gröna Lund (smaller amusement park if you’re into that).
It might be touristy but taking a boat tour around the city is quite pleasant.
Go to a club on drottninggatan called Club Anchor. It is nice.
I just noticed you mentioned Denmark, so thats a no, you can’t come here.
sit on a rock in the forest and drink coffee